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2024 AIA Award Winners Spotlight – James R. Wiseman Book Award

Congratulations to the individuals, projects, and publications that received awards at the 2024 AIA Award Ceremony in Chicago, IL! Are you interested in applying for any upcoming AIA Awards with […]

2024 AIA Award Winners Spotlight – Anna Marguerite McCann Award for Fieldwork Reports

2024 AIA Poster Award Announcement: Best Poster Award

At the 2024 AIA Annual Meeting (Chicago, IL), we saw a variety of posters featuring work from around the world. Annual Meeting participants were treated to an incredible array of […]

We’re Hiring! View Open Positions at AIA

Open Positions About the AIA The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) is North America’s oldest and largest organization devoted to the world of archaeology. The Institute is a nonprofit group […]

Open Position at AIA: Executive Assistant

Title: Executive AssistantReports to: Executive Director The AIA, the oldest and largest non-profit in the U.S. supporting professional archaeologists, seeks an energetic, organized, and detail-oriented individual to support the work […]

Join us for Society Sunday on February 4, 2024!

Photo: The movement of deportee populations taking place, depicted in Sennacherib’s Southwest Palace at Nineveh. Photograph courtesy of Petra Creamer. Join us as the AIA Societies Committee presents a virtual […]

In Memoriam: Malcolm (Mac) Bell III

Photo: Malcolm (Mac) Bell III accepting the 2016 Gold Medal for Distinguished Archaeological Achievement The AIA mourns the passing of Malcolm (Mac) Bell III, active AIA member, former Governing Board […]

Changes to the AIA Regulations

At its Annual Meeting on January 10, 2015, the AIA Council voted to update several sections of the AIA Regulations.

2024 Council Election Results

Governing Board The following individuals were elected to the Governing Board: Vice President for Outreach and Education Jen Thum, Term 1 (2024-2026) Treasurer James Jansson, Term 1 (2024-2027) General Trustees […]

Preserving Algeria and India

Your experience matters! Join our letter writing campaign to save a place you love. Algeria has recently requested that the U.S. renew the bilateral agreement that protects their cultural resources […]

Give the Gift of Membership

Looking for a unique gift this holiday season? Then, look no further. Give the gift of AIA membership to your friends and loved ones this year! You can purchase a […]

Princeton Colors the Past with Archaeology

This year for International Archaeology Day, the AIA-Princeton Society hosted a coloring event for the public! With partners from the Visual Resources division of Princeton University’s Department of Art and […]

Spokane Celebrates Archaeology

Spokane hosted an Archaeology Day in early October! At the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, the AIA-Spokane Society and other local organizations tabled to talk to visitors about archaeology, […]

Archaeology Day Fair at Mizzou!

One of our very last International Archaeology Day events of the year was held in Missouri earlier this month. Several academic departments at University of Missouri came together to host […]

2024 AIA Awards Ceremony to Take Place at the 125th Annual Meeting

The AIA will hold its 2024 Awards Ceremony, on the evening of Saturday, January 6, from 6:00 – 7:00 PM, at the Hilton Chicago. The ceremony will take place during […]

AIA-St. Louis Celebrates IAD

At Mastodon State Park on October 21, the AIA-St. Louis Society held an International Archaeology Day celebration complete with atlatl practice! Gail Lundeen, past president of the Missouri Archaeological Society, […]

Cruising through Athens on IAD

In Piraeus Harbor in Athens, Greece, Dr. Michael Fuller gave an International Archaeology Day lecture on the Viking Neptune Cruise Ship. The lecture, on “Greek Civilization and Archaeology,” was attended […]

Arkansas ArcheOlympics

The Arkansas Archeological Survey’s annual International Archaeology Day event, ArcheOlympics, was another great success! This year we had 11 teams from 4 Universities and one group of 4H members competing […]

Troy: New Data from Old Excavations

Troy—the ancient city that looms larger than life for its role in the Trojan War as documented in the epic poem the Iliad—has long been the object of curiosity about […]

Kings, Queens, Commoners, and Captives at AIA-DC

In the evening on October 26, the AIA-Washington, D.C. Society hosted a lecture on the Kingdom of Dahomey, in the modern Republic of Benin, which stands as one of the […]

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